Liz Cline says ‘Clark County deserves an auditor who will lead with honesty, professionalism, and respect for the people she serves’

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I am pleased to offer my personal endorsement of Eileen Quiring O’Brien for Clark County auditor.

Liz Cline

Over the years, I have had the opportunity to know Eileen not only as a public servant but as a friend. What stands out most about her is her genuine concern for people. She listens carefully, treats others with respect, and always takes the time to understand the issues that matter most to the citizens she serves.

Eileen has devoted much of her life to public service. Whether serving in the legislature, on the Clark County Council, or in countless community activities, she has always approached her responsibilities with integrity, professionalism, and a strong sense of duty.

She understands that public office is about serving others, not serving yourself.

As a member of the Clark County Charter Review Commission, I have seen firsthand how important good government, accountability, and public trust are to our county’s future. The

Auditor’s Office plays a vital role in maintaining that trust, and I can think of no one better prepared to lead it than Eileen.

What I admire most about Eileen is her character. She is thoughtful, dependable, hardworking, and deeply committed to doing what is right. She approaches challenges with common sense and a calm, steady hand. Those qualities cannot be taught — they come from a lifetime of experience and service.

Clark County deserves an auditor who will lead with honesty, professionalism, and respect for the people she serves. Eileen Quiring O’Brien has earned my trust and confidence, and I am proud to support her candidacy.

I encourage voters throughout Clark County to join me in supporting Eileen Quiring O’Brien for Clark County auditor.

Liz Cline, Clark County Charter Commissioner
Camas

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